Mikael Whengate

+ Follow
since Oct 28, 2020
Merit badge: bb list bbv list
For More
Apples and Likes
Apples
Total received
In last 30 days
0
Forums and Threads

Recent posts by Mikael Whengate

What was the greenhouse kit that was used?
2 years ago
Dobre Den Jane,

Though to give you some learned advice with having unattended property, especially when owned by foreigners, in Bulgaria. I lived in Bulgaria for years conducting business and consulting. I also spent about 3 months with Roma gypsies in the Rhodope Mountains to better know what they actually are about. As a freelance consultant I was all about Bulgaria and even though my Slovic language is now to be desired, I would take Bulgars about their own country.

Roman, how it works is this, if they know a out of the way house is vacant, they Will come as ghost and strip the house, even ripping the wiring from the walls and windows from their openings. It is easy to do when ya know how homes are built according to Bulgarian standard. I conducted a commercial project in Smolyan for a British chap and an Arab national, as well as, other properties in different parts of the country. The best was a mud and straw house restore near Veliko Tarnovo that was done to be a hostel. It is also one of the oldest type of building construction in that area, still standing. I think it dates back to Roman times not unlike homes in Nesebar.

Anyways, excuse me for getting side-tracked, if you plant food, it may not be animals you have to concern about robbing you for subsistence. Even though Bulgaria is part of NATO and the E.U., when I was there, many foreigners bought property as a vacation spot or to build up as you state with plans to reside there. Many would return from their home country to find their property and hard work dismantled. Get to know your neighbors Real well and be better than kind to them. Many neighbors try to steer clear of Roma given their ties with higher ups in Bulgarian criminality. If ya hire Roma to do odd work, steer clear with sharing too much personal details and first check wit the local municipality if that person has been vetted by them. Many Roma are trying to break free of the stigma that corrupt society has placed upon them, so do not take it as all Roma are of criminality. I do not share this to worry, scare or bring forth undo concern, just I know Bulgaria, Albania, Ukrainia, Romania, Turkey and Macedonia almost as good as Tennessee.

If ya ever need assistance with sifting through corruption, reach out to me. I can see what can be done. No, I am not soliciting, only helping fellow humans who actually seek to undo the harm done to our living vessel.

Mikhael











2 years ago

Robert Ray wrote:Every year I pay my tax bill I  wonder if my property is really mine.



Interesting one, Robert! Actually most living in the States have little or no idea of the founding principals of the United States of America. To respond to you question about "... wonder if my property is really mine.", well if it is held in a fee simple or warranty deed, let alone being mortgaged, the short answer is No. If your property is paid off, look into placing the title into a "patent title". Some like to refer to a patent title as an "Allodial title". To know more study about the congressional act of 1871 and study when the corporate entity that formed filed bankruptcy on or about the 1940's to know how all you own, is not the land but the structures, etc. and even that is iffy. We pay cash for own land and have a survey conducted to mark all boundaries, we do a thorough title search and then work the process to gain a Patent title" for the land/property and Stop paying property taxes in accordance with the de jure Government - United States of America -, not the de facto government which is the United States.

Do not take this as legal advice, just sharing information for you to look into and become aware. What you find will have ya thinking how so called land owners have been fooled. Fool me once, shame on me, but no fooling me twice!

Mikhael
2 years ago

Paul Sofranko wrote:You can request it from staff. Do you see the little three dot button at the end of the line of buttons to the right of the poster's name, date of post, etc? Click on that and you'll see another menu with the word 'report.' You'll be asked to give a reason why the post should be deleted.



Yes, did that and waiting on it to be deleted.
Hello, How can I delete one of my postings?

Mikhael